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Protest leaves Basingstoke asking difficult questions after crossing worrying line (opens the original)
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It must have been a frightening sight for anyone who witnessed hundreds of masked men, and the occasional woman, descend on Basingstoke last week. They arrived in their droves to protest the arrest of far-right anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, also known as Danny Tommo, who was reportedly being held at Basingstoke Investigation Centre. The 37-year-old has pleaded not guilty to a charge of criminal damage after allegedly slashing a boat in the English Channel with an emergency responder on bo
Grandfather shocked after discovering popular holiday item could stop him flying (opens the original)
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A RETIED grandfather was left furious after a high street retailer refused to exchange a product which he bought for use on holiday abroad only to later discover he could not take it on a flight. Stephen Phillips, 68, was excited for his two-week trip to Brazil in September and in preparation bought two cans of Jungle Formula insect repellent from Superdrug in Festival Place, Basingstoke, to keep the mosquitoes away. But the former Vivid Housing worker who lives in Woolford Way, Winklebury, said
Why a joyful night at The Anvil had the audience singing about vegetables (opens the original)
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Do you ever walk into a room with a purpose, only to immediately forget what it was? Yep, me too. But when it comes to recalling every lyric from songs I sang in school assemblies more than 30 years ago, my memory appears to be perfectly intact. There is something wonderfully joyful about a sudden burst of nostalgia, and James B Partridge's Primary School Bangers delivers dopamine-inducing hits of it from start to finish. The primary school music teacher has discovered a unique niche. I first sa
RAF Odiham contractor sacked over 'deeply disturbing' Gazette Facebook comments (opens the original)
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A former RAF contractor lost his job after making offensive, homophobic comments about Basingstoke Pride, including suggesting someone drive a car “at speed” into the event. Ivan Bullen worked for Morson Group as a contractor at RAF Odiham, where he worked on Chinook helicopters. The company confirmed it removed him from its contractor roster on May 18 this year after “unacceptable comments” came to light. Offensive and homophobic posts made about Basingstoke Pride (Image: Newsquest) Man arreste
Latest planning applications in Basingstoke and Deane (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Planning applications including a proposal for four homes near Headley, a six-bedroom house of multiple occupation in Basingstoke and an agricultural grain-storage building near Whitchurch have been submitted to Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council
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